How do I add emojis in my codes?

Answer 1

Adhiksit First you have to find codepoint(U+XXXXX) of the particular emoji you want.(googling)

For html you can use.

<p>&#x1F609 </p>

You need to replace 'U+' with '&#x' and place it under <p> tag.

For css use:
h1::before  {

  content: "\01F609";
}

Remember to replace U+ with \0

Answer 2

There are certain codes for special signs and symbols and emojis. I will refer u to visit the w3schools for html signs codes

Answer 3

Adhiksit yes, just place the emoji inside <p> tag.

And in css place is after content.

Answer 4

Thanks valmob I understood it now .😊😊😊

Answer 5

You can copy an emoji from somewhere and paste it in your code or use Valmob101 s answer

Answer 6

If you use Windows you can easily press win+;

Answer 7

If you are working on your pc or computer press window key + G . A emoji box will open and you can select which you want.

Answer 8

In html you just type &# 128514; and you get emoji

Answer 9

No no in css and html

Answer 10

But valmob I have seen other people have inserted direct emojis

Answer 11

Actually valmob I don't have the option for emojis during coding but other times I have them what to do?🤔

Answer 12

Adhiksit Maybe you have not understood my 1st answer. Please re check.

Answer 13

So valmob what is U+XXXXX

Answer 14

It is called CLDR or simply unicode of emoji. E.g U+1F609 for winking emoji.
Html and CSS identifies these unicodes when U+ is replaced with &#x and 0\ respectively.

Answer 15

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